And here the new Nokia 3310 runs rings around every modern smartphone on the market: Nokia 3310 (2000) – 900mAh removable battery, 2.5 – 4 hours talk time, 55 hours standby ...

Now the 3310 is making a nostalgic return in the form of a more modern variant, thanks to Nokia-branded phone maker HMD.

The Nokia 3310, which will be available for €49 ($52) in the second quarter of the year, is not meant to compete with modern smartphones.

Nokia 3310 hands-on: It’s hard not to like this modern take on the feature phone It's tiny, durable, has great battery life, and it's $52—but will anyone buy one?

Nokia 3310 review: No matter how much you think you want it, you don’t want it Overpriced and underpowered, the Nokia 3310 is a feature phone for the hipster elite.

So, what exactly does a modern Nokia 3310 look like? While the new phone clearly takes inspiration from the original, it isn’t without some visual and hardware upgrades.

Nokia sold 126 million 3310 devices back when the phone was first introduced in September 2000. It’s an iconic gadget, and now the updated modern version is launching in the UK today.

The name “Nokia” packs plenty of nostalgia, and now almost 20 years on, parent company HMD has rebooted one of its most iconic models – the Nokia 3310 – as a simple phone with a few modern ...

The original Nokia 3310 was announced 18 years ago today, and its reputation for durability made us wonder why most new smartphones are not as tough.

Earlier this year, we saw the Nokia 3310 rise from the ashes, and now, UMD is releasing a new version that makes the phone just a little bit more modern. Say hello to the Nokia 3310 3G.

The Nokia 3310 won't replace your iPhone, but this dirt-cheap feature phone is packed full of nostalgic charms that old-school Nokia fans will love.

While the Nokia-Android strategy will be aimed at the millennials who have never held a Nokia device before, the new Nokia 3310 is all about candy-bar nostalgia.